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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
9
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A converted ad lists main floor leather goods and traveling accessories. Gloves stationery greeting cards jewelry boxes photograph frames and a jewel box for men priced to highlight stylish moccasin colors suede leather and enamel accents. Mahogany candle lamps and book ends priced per pair 17.00 and 8.00 and 6.50 respectively.
A catalog style note lists Second Floor Mahogany and Wicker Gifts including lamps crystal silver china trunks and purses in black Morocco with strap handles. Diary with monthly pages priced at 8.25 and red green blue Morocco diary options 17.00. English Capeskin for men and women offered from 3.76 to 8.25 with durable leather.
Federal records tie a Boston era quack healer to a sprawling case in Providence. Belle Gulliver Miller, a former chorus girl turned high priestess, claims the doctor cured ailments and built a church with Adolph Englehardt. The entangled roles, marriages, and a 123 named corespondents spark a sweeping inquiry into fraud and influence.
Anderson proposes Congress create a single national rail system to absorb all roads, issue 6 percent dividend stock, and let the federal corporation manage bonds worth 10.6 billion. The plan would grant eminent domain power, limit local control, and require labor representation on boards to curb strikes. He condemns current managers as inept and argues consolidation is preferable to ownership by state or fragmented systems.
Testimony in Maine's major drug case portrays morphine smuggling across the Canadian border by Maine doctors and a Portland clergyman's daily narcotic use. Witnesses describe bribes, gold payments, and efforts to influence officials as Frye and associates face charges in a widening drug scandal.
The witness wept when excused, then cried aloud. Dr. William Baker of Hollis corrobored Dr. Tozer's testimony by recounting paying $1000 in $50 bills for a settlement of his case, per Trye. He claimed arrangements included morphine doses and dying treatment from a Portland drug institute.
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